In the village of Pagramančio, a proud mound stands, leaning against the rushing stone. This nature, historical, and archaeological monument of Pagramančio Regional Park was arranged and prepared for visitors in 2014. The slopes of the mound are steep, rising more than 20 meters. Although this mound has not been extensively explored, it is speculated to have been inhabited from the 1st millennium BCE to the beginning of the 2nd millennium CE. The Pagramančio mound is now part of a educational trail. From it, one can behold not only stunning sunrises but also the landscape of Pagramančio village, the expanse of Pagramančio, the meadows and forests of the regional park, as well as glimpse the Akmena River and the Gramančios stream. Paths, benches, a viewing platform, and a picnic area are set up on the mound. Every year, the Midsummer Festival takes place here, attracting guests from surrounding towns and villages.